What's new

Everything that's shipped, newest first. Owners see this same list inside their dashboard the week it lands.

1. September 10, 2026

   Send guests back to your own website

   Add your web address and every page of your booking site links back to it, so a guest who came from your own site — or from the booking widget on it — gets back with one tap instead of hunting for the back button. You'll find it under Settings → Listing name and website.

2. September 9, 2026

   Calendar sync catches conflicts before a guest does

   If the same nights get booked in two places, you get an email as soon as it happens — including when two marketplaces clash with each other. A calendar that stops updating also tells you after a day, and cancelled or cleared bookings no longer keep dates blocked.

3. September 9, 2026

   Set your own price for a delivery destination

   Name a spot you deliver to and give it a flat price, for the places where mileage doesn't reflect the trip. It works past your longest distance tier too, so spots you couldn't quote at all before are bookable now — leave the price blank and a spot keeps pricing off your tiers. And when someone wants a spot you haven't priced yet, they can ask you in one tap at checkout: you get their dates, the ZIP and roughly how far it is, and can turn it into a priced destination from there.

4. September 7, 2026

   Rescheduling moves the balance date with it

   If you take a deposit and collect the balance before pickup, moving a booking's dates now moves that collection date by the same amount. A trip pushed a month out has its balance taken 14 days before the new pickup, not the old one.

5. September 5, 2026

   Take a deposit now and the balance before pickup

   Charge a percentage at booking and let the rest collect automatically a set number of days before pickup. Both the guest and you get an email when the balance goes through, and a failed charge tells you in time to follow up. Every account stays on charge-in-full until you set a percentage.

6. September 5, 2026

   Required fees, per-night extras, and editable add-ons

   Charge a prep fee every renter pays, or price protection, a generator, or pets by the night. You can also edit or remove any add-on you've already set up.

7. August 25, 2026

   Calendars from other platforms stay in sync

   A calendar you import from Outdoorsy, RVshare or Airbnb is now re-read on a schedule instead of being copied in once, so a booking taken there blocks your dates here without you doing anything. Feeds those platforms don't expose still need blocking by hand, and the page says which ones.

8. August 17, 2026

   The rental agreement is your document

   Edit any clause, add your own, or paste in the contract you already use. Renters sign what you wrote, and every signature keeps the exact text it was signed against — editing the agreement never changes what a past renter agreed to.

9. July 25, 2026

   Cancel your subscription yourself

   No email, no waiting on a reply. Cancel from your settings and keep everything until the end of the period you've paid for — and change your mind up to that date.

10. July 24, 2026

    Customer profiles

    Every renter who has booked with you lives in one place — their history, what they've spent, verification status, and any private notes you've added. Handy when a repeat guest comes back.

11. July 23, 2026

    The Booking Tracker

    Your whole fleet on one timeline. Drag a booking to move it, drag its edge to change the dates, block off your own dates, and add a booking that came in by phone or text. Zoom out to a season or in to a week.

12. July 23, 2026

    Messages from renters, in one inbox

    Questions from your booking pages now land in a single Messages inbox, and you get a notification the moment one arrives.

13. July 21, 2026

    Name the spots you deliver to

    List the parks and campgrounds you deliver to most and they show on your listing with a price. At checkout a renter picks one instead of typing a ZIP code they might get wrong.